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February 28th 05, 10:49 AM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 01:22 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 01:22 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 01:22 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 01:22 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 04:10 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. 1600z WSW F3 7km -SN 3Sc035 8AcAs080 01.1/-01.3 1020.7 RMK: Very gentle fall of snowflakes since 1535z. Melting as they hit the ground, but the ground is still more-or-less dry. Still a 20% snowcover where the sun didn't get, zero where it did Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 04:10 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. 1600z WSW F3 7km -SN 3Sc035 8AcAs080 01.1/-01.3 1020.7 RMK: Very gentle fall of snowflakes since 1535z. Melting as they hit the ground, but the ground is still more-or-less dry. Still a 20% snowcover where the sun didn't get, zero where it did Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 04:10 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. 1600z WSW F3 7km -SN 3Sc035 8AcAs080 01.1/-01.3 1020.7 RMK: Very gentle fall of snowflakes since 1535z. Melting as they hit the ground, but the ground is still more-or-less dry. Still a 20% snowcover where the sun didn't get, zero where it did Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 04:10 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. 1600z WSW F3 7km -SN 3Sc035 8AcAs080 01.1/-01.3 1020.7 RMK: Very gentle fall of snowflakes since 1535z. Melting as they hit the ground, but the ground is still more-or-less dry. Still a 20% snowcover where the sun didn't get, zero where it did Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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February 28th 05, 06:59 PM
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[OBS] Luton Mon 28 Feb 2005
1000z NW F1-2 5km HZ 1Ac100 -01.6/-02.8 1027.8
RMK: 0.5cm fluffy stuff + hoar + bright sunshine makes for one of the nicest mornings of the winter. The Ac is towards the W and NW horizon and looks like the leading edge of an extensive layer. 1300z WSW F2-3 12km 3Cu025 5Ac100 5Ci250 01.5/-02.3 1025.0 RMK: Snow-cover unchanged in the shade, mostly melted where the sun has shone. 1600z WSW F3 7km -SN 3Sc035 8AcAs080 01.1/-01.3 1020.7 RMK: Very gentle fall of snowflakes since 1535z. Melting as they hit the ground, but the ground is still more-or-less dry. Still a 20% snowcover where the sun didn't get, zero where it did 1900z WSW F3-4 8km -SN 8As080 -00.1/-01.5 1018.1 RMK: Fresh dusting. Falling snow is presently very slight. Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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